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8y ago
If it's taught us nothing else, I'm grateful for the whole bitcoin mania for teaching us some humility about computer security. It seems the consensus is forming that a computer that's connected to the network is pretty much
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Morgan Knutson on His Google+ Experience
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8y ago
I had the same initial reaction, but the dictionary supports the idea that the everyday usage of sort means to group by category, not to order. I've probably just been coding too long as well.
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8y ago
The NYC commuter tax was repealed in 1999. You still have to pay NY state tax obviously.
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Frank Heart, Who Linked Computers Before the Internet, Dies at 89
(nytimes.com)
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8y ago
When I was just starting out as a wet-behind-the-ears developer, an older, grizzled dev gave me invaluable advice for estimating: take your best guess of how long something will take and double it, that's what you tell the users. That
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8y ago
It's kind of neat to see that something like that can be done in Excel, but as usual, my reaction to anything sufficiently complex being coded in Excel is the same: Please God, not me.
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On Boredom (1975)
(nybooks.com)
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Tricky Business of Measuring Consciousness
(wired.com)
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The Consciousness Deniers
(nybooks.com)
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One smart guy’s frank take on working in some of the major tech companies
(marginalrevolution.com)
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9y ago
Given her level of tech-savviness, that's not as easy as it sounds. Also, it seems more secure to have her just use the app - less possibility of phishing attempts and the like. She already bought a new iPad anyway.
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9y ago
My mother-in-law is in the same boat. She is not a demanding user. She basically uses her iPad for 3 things: buying things on Amazon, looking at pictures of her grandson on Facebook, and checking her stocks with the Fidelity app. Well, the
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What I learned from watching my iPad's slow death
(nytimes.com)
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9y ago
That's what I thought this article would be about when I saw the title. Those are also a pet peeve of mine. If it doesn't track some real measure of progress, just show a spinning hourglass or something to indicate busyness.
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9y ago
It would be interesting to read about how he came up with that specific checksum algorithm. Trial and error?
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9y ago
I imagine it's just a coincidence that Steve Yegge recently left Google, joined Go-Jek competitor Grab, and posted a disparaging take on Google's slowing rate of innovation, but it's funny to imagine this as Google's rev
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9y ago
Some book recommendations here: http://www.stat.unc.edu/faculty/cji/890-11/Goldman-Sachs-Sug...
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9y ago
This article made it easier for me to understand how various independent researchers could have arrived at the same discovery around the same time. It seems like Fogh was informally pushing the idea in private discussions, and then after Ho
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9y ago
This piece raises a couple of interesting questions: 1) Would it be illegal for a mining pool to attack another crypto-currency in this manner? and 2) Could this really be accomplished without severely impacting the value of all crypto-cu
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‘It Can’t Be True’ – Inside the Semiconductor Industry’s Meltdown
(bloomberg.com)
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9y ago
This handy guide lays out some ways that the legislators in their wisdom have sought to curb this understandable impulse. E.g. the allowable deduction is proportional to regular wages paid by the pass-thru business. So you can only take ded
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9y ago
This is actually a great idea. Worthy of a post of its own.
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9y ago
The problem is if you tax both the land & the buildings, you are discouraging development on the land. A pure land tax avoids that problem. It may be a subtle difference but if you are looking to increase land tax rates above current le
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Rescuing Economics from Neoliberalism
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9y ago
Yeah, my favorite was the animated GIF of a flying Jeff Bezos inside a cardboard box.
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How Did the Romans Make Concrete That Lasts Longer Than Modern Concrete?
(openculture.com)
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9y ago
I'm on my second Zune, and when it finally dies, I'll probably buy another one, assuming I can get a cheap refurbished one online and the software still runs on the latest version of Windows. The build quality is good, the softwar
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In Colorado, opioid deaths fall following marijuana legalization
(washingtonpost.com)
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The Premium Mediocre Life of Maya Millennial
(ribbonfarm.com)
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